Smyrna times., 1887-04-27

Miss Lille ROthwell, near Smvrr
was IN townsend last week looking -
class to take lessons in painting
Isaac S. Truitt has bought the 5O-o,,
farm OF David Scott, on the Harringto
road' Tor 81 400. Mr.. Truitt now h.
about 800 acres in one body. ID
Cove S. Harrington. now tesoh;,,
Magnolia, Kent county. has bea,,
pointed principal of the school ot Odal dl
sa in place of Herman Bessev N0'
DIR. Carroll of Middletowp b.,.
heu MS place as surgeon of tbs NJ
ware railroad, with the intention IF ,,C
aug "eSV-to Chicago probably. -
Mrs. Sarah Ann T. Heald ofvviI,a;.
ton' died Thursday afternoon agad 'l1 5
years She was for man, aSeu o
principal of the Friends scbo9I IN IN +ta Gn
city. '0Aooi III Una
IN. Inc sound of Lord & Polk's steam
whistle was heard last weei[ and oau 9'1
naLIeu with delight by those work mor
OF odessa who have been idIe e. - 4S5, q
last three weeks. wv 'o' 'n'
Asst. Supt. Carpenter has made or
engagement with the Mutual Tif. In In
suTance Company, of New York and
VIII transact their business in the nm.
per part Ofthe state. up
The bill in raising the license foo con
nonresident hunters to S25. and ro,
mlttlng them to sell game to local M
keIs' out not for shipment without tbo
State, has become a law. ''''
County Superintendent Bessay has
oeSun 10 discharge the duties of his re-
SPousloIe position with promptness
Last week he made lengthy personal
examination Ofthe schools of NTiddia'
town. Vi 1l'u'Ie-
The protest Of Gov. Bigys :, ,ho
opera House at Wilminof@n a,,,iui.. n.y.
the Coercion Bill, will have in,+ 9't'iiS. 'Sl9t
poLI;l % Lnncu "elSht with the members of
ornament, i;- as do the prayers and peti.
I tlon OF the people with him.-BfeaE-
Wdter Light. '""-
,; ine contract for putting an electric
Hght plant in Milford was sioned i,lt
week Dy the officials of the town Comn
clI anu w; l. johnson, agent of Smyrna
lot Ine Edison Company. The coDfrant
requires that the light be furnished Lv
August 1st. "'9'io" "y
Lieut.; William H. Stavton Trnited
states Marine Corps, of this State ,rog U,os
ueslghated as Judge advocate ofa naval
courtmartlal which was ordered ~ No.
az tne Washington barracks Mondav
LOT the trial of a marine named FisbiH
ger on charge of desertion.
The Animal Conn. A.
.ese VI Easton meets at ChestertOwn an
II'G ISL OF June. The same dav the
Gelaware convention meets. Il will
GevolVe on the convention to elect a
DIShoP OF the diocese. No one as vet
Bishop. e'ec'eu
i, Inc Associated Press reports omono
nose Killed by the recent cvclona ~
nevada, Mo, the death of Mamie Cbo,,
hey young daughter of GEORGE Cbey,-
hey' The latter is we'll known in Natv.
ark, having graduated at Dniovwo"o
College a few years AGO. engoIoJ ;n
business in the west. :"
Rev: Andrew Massey. the founder or
the African Methodist Churcb in M,
ware who died in 1865 aged 10 wears
ana was buried in Milton. Delawsra
mas mad erected over his grave NV tbe |
eoiored Methodist brethren Of the |
state, marble stone to evince tbejrrev
erence of his memory.
Down in Sussex, where the peacb
IFees are now in bloom with prospects
VI tremendous yield, they saw the
growers are each and every one prayino
Tue Lord to keep down the crop little
On On the other fellows, so as not to clint
tne market; but each one is reDorted To
want himself exempted.
If the people of Wilmington do NOT
.. nave plenty and the best railroad facili-
e Sles 70 Philadelphia it will not be the
1SuiI B., OF the Baltimore and PhiladeIphia
N'lllToad I%ln Company. The company.
commenced Sunday, with sixteen trains
II, running to and from Philadelphia.
Inc Ia large majority of them will stop nj
all local way stations.
Charles H. Treat. the well.known
manufacturer of Georgetown. saws
mat twenty-five houses will be built in
georgetown this season, and the town
rs going to have a fire department be-
iOre long. He reports that tie feeling
lor temperance and local option is stron.
ger than ever in Sussex county. and that
whlskey was making active enemies
there daily.
DELAWARE STUDENTs.-The follow
ing students from Delaware are in At
tendance upon the State Normal
9chool at West Chester. Pa : Frank P.
BYE, Frederica; S. Martin Barnard. Mt.
Guoai II. II. Case, Frederica; Nav
FFoulk, Milford Regina NJ. S. Mahoney
\ NeW Castle Frank +. Pierson, Milford:
oallle Il. PlankintOn, Ashland Stewart
~. fOOl, McDOnOugh; Russell Pullen'
Milford Emma Walker, Mermaid.
The WiImingtOnian seems to be very
J Juoilant over the Wilmington Registra-
tlOn Bill and gives vent to its feelings
ny displaying the cut of a Growing rOOs-
TER which it follows with "a display head
suggestive Of journalism west Of the
mississippi, which reads as follows:
The day dawns Political debauchery
mas had its day. HoOdlums, thugs plug
ushes' bumps, gutter-pumps, political
safFOters, ballOt-bOx suffers. political
VIicksters, repeaters and the mOngrel
living.
The SAME OLD TRICK. House
and Senate played the old game in the
"hlskey business-One did, and the
other didn't. The House High License
9ill, which it passed, was allowed to
ule quiet death in the Senate. The
.Whlskey men all over the state were up
IN arms over the prospect before them,
ana that they were saved at last they
owe To Mr.. WOlcOtt whose inaueGe and s
control over the Senate was absolute.
ne had the saloon influence against him
last TALL, and he evidently does not care
70 10 into his Senatorial canvass opposed
Dy the n9me element hence be stepped
~ y ana had his senators pocket the bill.
Sentinel.
IHE LEGISLATION FOR WILMINGTON.
- The Spectacle writer Of the Sunday
otaT thus sketches the legislation aiiec
Hhg Wilmington: "What il does ac-
compllsh, most enectually, is 10 place
she oulk Of the city patronage into the
nands Of the Bayard. Gray crowd at the
expense Ofthe Lore machine The re-